pavle, thank you for your work, pavlo dyachenko, one of the members of the white angel police crew, aboutka. which the muscovites have not been able to take for many years, but they will take washington in three days, well, we know that, i will remind you now, it is definitely going on the most massive attack on kyiv in the last month, so says the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs mykhailo shamanov, about what is happening in the capital in a moment khrystyna parubiy with the latest news, khrystyna, you have a word, congratulations, colleagues, thank you, yes, we are monitoring the situation in kyiv, so i will tell you what is known about russian. do not miss the attack for this moment. news veteri espresso, khrystyna parubiy works in the studio. attack of enemy drones on kyiv, at least four people were injured. among them is an 11-year-old girl. as mayor vitaliy klitschko reported, fragments of the downed drone fell into several residential buildings. in

a member of the white angel evacuation squad joins our broadcast. paul, good evening.ulations. good evening. thank you for joining, finding the time and opportunity. please tell me whether evacuation became difficult. from the city in recent days, and the evacuation continues throughout the entire territory of donetsk region, that is, these are settlements, cities, towns, villages, and well , the trend is stable, that is, now people are leaving, well, mostly, these are situations where people already understand , that the winter period is approaching and they cannot live in such conditions, if you take the avdiyevs specifically. i understand correctly, the question concerns avdiivka, so people leave both from the city itself and from nearby settlements, every day, every day the evacuation is taking place, well, the shelling does not stop, if you can say so, they are constantly firing from everything possible, that is, it is also rocket systems of volley fire, artillery, mortars, it is constantly working, and well, people now understand, but even now, yes, you are broad

to be honest, i want to even to thank now here, on your live broadcast, all our guys from the white angelsmergency service, the investigators who together got these people, because at first we did not believe that it was possible to do it with improvised means, there were very terrible blockages and they were very dangerous . from the point of view of er extract these people er without, but we tried to do everything possible and save not only living people, but also save bodies, so that relatives could bury the dead with dignity , and everything worked out, thank god, these bodies, the boys arrived, have already returned from this special operation, all of them, of course, dirty, all in the blood, but they pursued their mission, and for that we thank them very much, as for the evacuation in general, we receive applications every day, there are not many of them, but they do come, ms. oleksandra, but i would like to ask you, the number of people, mrs. oleksandr, i wanted to ask you about the applications, we understand that there are people who are ready to leave are not able to, there are p

die the most terrible thing in the war, and we, in turn , the police, our evacuation groups of white angels in all directions, and carry out compulsory evacuation, and also carry out compulsory evacuation, which concerns children. madam, oleksandra, we know that various pre-trial investigations are ongoing, specifically in the donetsk regional prosecutor's office, regarding criminal proceedings based on the facts of violations of customs, laws, rules, any war, and we know that there are simply a huge number of such violations, we are different from the russians already expect we cannot, please tell us how these war crimes are recorded in your region, is it easy or difficult to do , do local people help, or do local people actually support, contribute to finding out more information, discover some new facts, suggest something, maybe i declare myself. is fixed in such a way that when shelling of any nature occurs where there is damage, or infrastructure, or damage, to the homes of civilians, or there is injury to people or to the death of local residents of civilians, to the place events, an

destroyed, and the dssns, along with the fields. the bodies of two civilians were retrieved by white angels impossible to fit the special equipment, because the shelling does not touch it, and if the enemy sees a grouping, well, they will immediately strike, that's for sure, and that's why the policemen of the state emergency service did everything quickly , with the help of such improvised means, they got the bodies, well, it had to be done, but in avdiivski ova it was noted that the residents of the city more and more often now express a desire to evacuate due to the intensity of hostilities, but do people here understand that this is not only a question of the fact that they can stay there in their basement for the time being, but a question of the fact that there may not be an opportunity to help them at such a critical moment, so how now this one communication is taking place, and do many people from avdiivka really want to leave, let's say, more than a week ago? well, this is complex, and the issue of aid and the issue of shelling, it... they are related to each other , that is, we pr

’t know god and gena yudin, yes, this is the policeman who is now in the photo, the head of the white angelf avdiivskii and vitaly danilovich osytniko, this is the chief doctor who is currently staying in avdiivka, they persuaded her, just a few minutes ago, i saw er, video, yes, already, raisa ivanovna already, let's say so, well, very much looks good we had such a small one here, let's say now, a video conference , yes, communication, she, well, she really resisted for a very long time, she didn't want to go, but she went and now, well, thankfully, she was persistently persuaded, yes, and she advises everyone there to take her decision as an example and leave the city after all, as of today 1580 three people remain in place, well, i hope that after all, not only the influx of the father, yes, the russian one, and the increase in the number, density of shelling, people, after all, i don’t know, there, somehow there, yes, to make this decision and leave, but also the fact that what no one can influence is winter, yes, it will be full stop, and unfortunately, it is in our conditions, well, i

the white angel police evacuation team had to unblock bodies naked.e went to the place from the tutorial. by means, after reaching the city, in our armored car, we climbed over the concrete fragments to the third floor, it was very difficult, enemy shells were exploding nearby, it was very difficult to get the table, as reinforced concrete structures, slabs were hanging over our heads, the russians had a restless night . explosions rang out at two strategic factories in erefia. in the city of kolomna, moscow region , local residents reported an attack by drones, explosions rang out in the area design bureau of mechanical engineering. it is known that mortars, anti-tank guns, and tochka missile complexes are manufactured there. u and iskander. in the ministry of defense, refs have traditionally blamed ukraine. russian pppo allegedly shot down ukrainian drones. in addition, it is also loud. was in the tambov region, explosions rang out in the city of kotovsk at a gunpowder factory, after which a large-scale fire broke out there, according to the residen

this is footage taken by a special police unit, the white angels, who rescue civilians — children from of the team. translation: the danger. is there because the russians don't stop shelling. the evacuation has to happen fast. someone has to talk with the children all the time to keep them distracted from the dangers on the road or any other stressful moment. that's why each crew carries children's toys in their car. there are nearly five million internally displaced people in ukraine. the government provides food, money, housing. this old school is now home to several families. what's really striking here is that we're a long way from any front line. nevertheless, a generation — these children — are growing up living lives entirely shaped by conflict. which is why varvara tries to keep up online with her old school lessons. she fled with her mum and gran after a shell hit the house. they start to tell us that life here is good, quiet, beautiful. but then they're overcome. it seems to me you miss your home, though — how it was. "we want to go home," they say. "we want this to end so sh

number remains the same, we take out a little bit, our groups receive calls to the hotline of white angels day, but still the number is a little more than 1,500 of them remain, these are pensioners and middle-aged people, there are no children. evacuation continues. in general, how visually avdiivka and life in it have changed since the russians began this assault and attempt to surround the city, for your sake. impressions, avdiivka has changed, very much, it seems, well, on your broadcasts, they also repeatedly said that it really looks like bahmud, er, because you come, well, our guys leave, every day to avdiivka, and they see her constant changes , even overnight, if there, for example, i leave... there once a week and then for week, a large number of new destructions, roads, buildings, high-rise buildings, that is, changes, unfortunately, for the worse. ms. oleksandra, do you have something to compare how evacuations are done in different periods, is the current evacuation of zavdiivka somehow different from previous departures, and if so, then by what? now, now is the period when, as

this is footage taken by a special police unit, the white angels, who rescue civilians, children fromn: the dancer of the team. translation: the dan . er is of the team. translation: the danger is there _ of the team. translation: tue: danger is there because of the team. translation: tte: danger is there because the russians don't stop shelling. the evacuation has to happen fast. someone has to talk with the children all the time to keep them distracted from the dangers on the road or any other stressful moment. that's why each crew carries children's toys in the car. there are nearly 5 million internally displaced people in ukraine. the government provides food, money, housing. this old school is now home to several families. this old school is now home to severalfamilies. what this old school is now home to several families. what is really striking here is that we are away from any front line. nevertheless the generation, these children are going up living lives entirely shaped by conflict. which is why this girl tries to keep up online with her old school lessons. she fled with he

avdiyivka, they spoke with residents who were injured due to shelling and with the team of the white angel police evacuation project. these are mostly elderly people who there is nowhere to go, there are no relatives, eh, they say that we have relatives buried here, we are here and we will also be buried and buried, no one is waiting for us, nowhere, and we, we will be here, we are already used to everything, and to the shelling, and to the fact that there is no electricity, no water, no gas, people get used to everything, as they say, it is better at home, your city is familiar, you have to learn everything again in a new place, the same shops, moving around the city , where and when you can, where you can't, where you can get into bad company. and on the eve of avdiivka evacuated two wild horses, this was reported to the national police, where they say that it is about horses from the swallow farm. which was destroyed in the spring of this year, then they say that about three hundred animals died, which together with the owner managed to be evacuated, but two horses remained from the dec

the evacuation team of the white angel police had to unblock the bodies naked. a mobile group was created, together with the rescuers we left for the city with improvised means, having reached the city on our armored car. cars, climbed on the concrete fragments to the third floor, it was very difficult, enemy shells were exploding nearby, it was very difficult to reach the table, as reinforced concrete structures and slabs were hanging overhead, during the day the russians shelled the border of sumy oblast 19 times, in total 109 explosions were recorded on the territory. informed the regional military administration. in particular, the enemy fired mortars at the novoslobitska, krasnopilska, shalygenska, velikopyserivska, and esman communities, and also hit the medrodob community with a rocket salvo fire system. people were not injured. the russian occupiers had a restless night. explosions rang out at two strategic factories in erefia. in the city of kolomna, moscow region, local residents reported an attack by drones, explosions rang out in the district enginee

this is footage taken by a special police unit, the white angels, who rescue civilians — children from region. we spoke to one of the team. translation: the danger. is there because the russians don't stop shelling. evacuation has to happen fast. someone has to talk with the children all the time to keep them distracted from the dangers on the road or any other stressful moment. that's why each crew carries children's toys in their car. there are nearly five million internally displaced people in ukraine. the government provides food, money, housing. this old school is now home to several families. what's really striking here is that we're a long way from any front line. nevertheless, a generation — these children — are growing up living lives entirely shaped by conflict. which is why varvara tries to keep up online with her old school lessons. she fled with her mum and gran after a shell hit the house. they start to tell us that life here is good, quiet, beautiful. but then they're overcome. it seems to me you miss your home, though — how it was. "we want to go home," they say. "we wa

the editors of our program found out that not only the notorious white angels and phoenix steal childrenainian guardianship authorities are involved in this. and, by the way, there is evidence of this from children who were forcibly separated from their parents. i propose now to include kira veremeeva, a resident of lugansk, in our conversation and hear her stories. kira, we are glad to welcome you. please tell me your story. well, in short. when i went to school, then heavy shelling began, right in the morning, probably around 4 am, and we all we probably only got down, around 50 pm they took us out, then put us on a train, well, we didn’t know where we were going, we drove for 3 days, then we got up in lvov, i called my mom, i said, like, what’s going on, i don’t i know where we are, what we are, where we are going, where they are taking us, and then they told us, now a bus will arrive, they will take you to transcarpathia, we were there later. we were in kindergarten for several months , we were placed in the lower selyshche, and then we were transported to plp, that’s where we rented

are balls, these are snowflakes, it will be decorated with a diagonal arrangement of snow-white, carved milled angels rushing upward. a series of tiny news this year, a campaign of light-colored fountain, which will seethe and sparkle at maroz, on the embankment of the palace of sports. we told you the most important and important problems in the life of the belarusian regions. look at the project kraina this coming saturday and on our website tvr.bi. premny weekends and yes sustrechy. yes, he has been feeding the fish for a long time, stop looking for him, well, i mean, he works at the fish farm russia, this telephone conversation and sergei’s incontinence were unsteady in his words, later it would turn out to be very costly for him, because before that the whereabouts of his brother igor were unknown, after the sudden disappearance of a relative, he told everyone that he had gone to work in russia, but several months had already passed and from the missing igor there was no daughter-in-law, while in gomel he still had a wife, albeit an ex-wife, and a young daughter, for whom he had to pay alimony,

. >> last evening, secretary buttigieg called and wanted me to assure the people of los angeles that the white house stands with us as we work to rebuild, and think have committed to ensure us that there will be no obstacle that stands in our way. >> governor newsom declared a state of emergency in l.a. county because of this blaze. the freeway will remain closed until cal trans deems the highway safe. thankfully there were no injuries associated with the fire. >>> coming up, the oldest female marine shares her story. what the 104-year-old remembers from her time serving in world war ii. >>> and we're counting down the return to rain. arriving right around this time tomorrow night into tuesday. tomorrow night into tuesday. plus an updated look at ra in [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. i

indicating that they found these children, found this address, later a group will come, these are white angelsby government agencies who... will take these children by force from their homes and take them to kiev and the kiev region well let’s say, as far as i know, parents are supposed to be told about the evacuation of their children abroad, and then what happens to them, uh-huh, yes ruslan, not only evacuation, but first of all, as they tell about rehabilitation, and this is for a short period of time, yes exactly here one and a half to one to one and a half months, but in fact, in kiev they are already registering guardianship for residents of a country called spain, it is there that the guardians end up, and the children are taken to poland, germany, the netherlands, france, and some even to canada, in all likelihood, there is trafficking in children, this is already obvious, this has already been our investigation several times and the world of tereda, who is also leading, is a social activist who is also conducting a parallel investigation, there is already evidence and on the other han

details. >> and those mayors are asking the white house for an additional 5 billion dollars to deal with this emergency. a group of 5 democratic mayors from los angeles letter to president joe biden laying out what they need today. some of those mayors are meeting at the white house with senior administration officials. as far as we know, they're not expected to meet directly with the president, despite specifically requesting that in their letter, the mayor say while they do appreciate the 1.4 billion dollars already committed to deal with the migrant crisis, it's just not enough. they say another 5 billion dollars is needed to deal with the number of immigrants and their city's illegally. in some cases, the mayor say they've had to cut some essential city programs because the problem is so bad. they also say the federal government needs to accelerate work authorization for eligible applicants and create a more coordinated entry system for migrants in recent months. the u.s. has seen record numbers of migrants crossing the southern border illegally who then often through state-level action and up in major cities that have maxed out capacity to deal

tell you everything now, you can sit down, yes, you’re lying , really, you’re sitting, such an angel, so all whiteten to it. can you please, firstly, if she claims, let's start with a diagnosis of vision, that it is the optic nerve, he died there, i just read on the internet , maybe experts will not agree with me, but when the optic nerve is lost , a person has blackness, he is sergei, he distinguishes light, he distinguishes, for example, a window, he sees it, well, how in this case, the optic nerve may die, he urgently needs surgery, so nelia vasilevna says cataract, yes, that means this cataract, she says, is being operated on. why didn’t his relatives operate on him for six months? i’m just outraged, in general, why are you keeping him in a mental hospital, they took him to the eye department, that’s it what’s the question, he came to you, it was he who came to you with a referral to a coculist, not a psychiatrist, i’m very interested in this, that’s exactly what he’s really doing in a psychiatric hospital, that is, as if he needs urgent help from occulists, he a very serious examination is ne

an distinct that occurred when i was ten years old going to catholic school in west los angeles predominantly whited one of my friends at the school had a job opportunity for me to her mother so it -- revealed a little bit about the racial experience of how i figured out okay where do i fit in? my first school -- friend at the elementary school was named erin had a large scar on her arm. the result of an iv mishap when she was an infant erin with her motherer in a duplex that large sign of poster on the wall and and she wasd on unemployment while trying to get staff on a new show. iho had never seen mash before t vaguely knew it was about the korean war and my parents lived through the war never seen an episode either. erin's mother landed a new job on sitcom called designing women another show i did not watch. i was now ten years old and my favorite sitcom was punky brewster i watched rapped as they dealt with a disaster or learned dangers of hiding in abandon refrigerators although my family lived in los angeles erin's mom was only person we knew who was in, quote, the industry. when she asked if

of stuffing, this is how we are already preparing for the new water, of course, that’s why the angel is whitewist, twist, once, three times, under the wing, and under wing, now we take the other right one, and also under the wing, uh, and i tightened it, now we check whether we have a cross, there is a cross, there is one, there is one in front, there is one, now we must already tighten it, of course. it’s so beautiful, of course, i’ll tighten the second one better, but tighten the first one worse , oh well, just fix it a little, if you can’t fix it , it’s all already, then you’ll have to redo everything , i’ll never redo it, oh well, let’s continue , come on, now we take our thread, which we just twisted, and now we put it around the waist, and now around they gave me the same left egg, yes, only once to the right, right to left, so, that means tightening the waist very much, so that the waist is half, the girls want to tighten their waist very much, you understand this, yes, well, of course we need to make sure our threads don’t look like snot, well done, and now we’ve got another one throu

white blues. goodbye chandler. in los angelesey said goodbye to the star of the series "friends" matthew perry. the funeral service was held at a private cemetery located across from the warner brothers studio. a popular tv series was filmed there. ceremony. closed to the press and fans. on the last journey, the actor was accompanied by his family and friends friends, as well as the star cast of the series friends. thanks to which perry became popular all over the world. that was the news for this time, as always you can read more on our website espresso tv, subscribe to us on telegram, and of course watch us love. we are with you. we will see each other at 7 p.m., and in just a few moments meet my colleague mykola veresny. ukraine is football, our national team personifies the hopes and pride of ukrainians. espresso tv channel, together with vibet, recalled 10. significant milestones the history of ukrainian football in the project is a key moment premium sponsor of the national team represents united by football together strong

this is footage taken by a special police unit, the white angels, who rescue civilians — children fromeach crew carries children's toys in their car. there are nearly five million internally displaced people in ukraine. the government provides food, money, housing. this old school is now home to several families. what's really striking here is that we're a long way from any front line. nevertheless, a generation — these children — are growing up living lives entirely shaped by conflict. which is why varvara tries to keep up online with her old school lessons. she fled with her mum and gran after a shell hit the house. they start to tell us that life here is good, quiet, beautiful. but then they're overcome. it seems to me you miss your home, though — how it was. "we want to go home," they say. "we want this to end so she can go back to school." but peace, a return to normal life, remains a distant prospect. 0ur correspondentjenny hill joins us now from kyiv. good morning. really interesting report and seeing the situation so many children live in. what is the latest about the fighting

supporters of palestine who had come from los angeles and shika near the white house displayed the names of about 10,000 gaza martyrs along with the symbolic coffins of gaza cities . we want the suffering of the people of gaza and their children to end, peace be established and the killing to stop. the american protestors threw the pictures of the bloody flags of the united states and the zionist regime on the ground. the end of killing the people of gaza became demonstrators angry at the continued genocide of the defenseless people of gaza at the hands of the zionist regime and with the support of the us government, while shouting for the freedom of palestine and the request for a cease-fire in gaza, demonstrated the symbolic role of humanity in today's world society on their hands. shia near the white house. at the same time, in new york, a number of people, including jews living in this city, gathered. while declaring their support for the oppressed people of gaza and opposing the brutalities of the zionist regime, they were immediately in gaza. as a jew, i am here to express my oppos

white house. >>> communities in los angeles will wake up this morning to a pleasant surprise. of the i-10 freeway is one of the city's major traffic arteries reopening a day early after a massive fire shut it down for over a week. california's governor said the fire was set intentionally. authorities have released images of a person of interest as well. cnn's mike valero has more. >> reporter: the governor told us ever since they released the two images of that person of interest they received tons of tips received around the world because of the connection. what is first and foremost, life becoming easier for thousands of people. the thanksgiving holiday here in the united states, of course, right around the corner so easier travel for thousands of people coming to our corner of the country for a warmer holiday with their friends and family. also easier for the people who live in and around downtown l.a. who don't have the luxury of staying home and working through zoom. finally, the structure test of the concrete coming back much better than expected, all of those things dis

. >> reporter: overnight in los angeles, a sea of red and white lights, as drivers faced gridlock on the 405 freeway. while in the east, drivers faced powerful storms. this tornado spotted in hartford, alabama. this crash in huntsville killing two and injuring five. high winds taking down trees in new york city. the system even blanketing parts of new england in snow. at the airports, massive crowds. >> it's a lot bezier. i have never seen, like, this many people. >> reporter: and we are inside the united control tower here at newark, and i just want you to take a look at that tarmac, because you see all of those planes there. it is very, very busy. united is flying 4,100 flights today. thats three flights every minute. so far, minimal delays, but sunday could break the tsa's record for the most travelers ever. and linsey, right now is the tail end of the busiest time on the roads here in the northeast, so, now our attention returns to the ride home. the busiest times, according to experts, between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. on sunday. linsey? >> linsey: good note to self there. gio, th

seems to me that this, that they are descending from somewhere from the sky, these are angels of vengeance, these whitey exciting footage, but few people thought about how difficult these shootings were, because the street at that time was -30. in cold weather the cells froze. in cold weather of -10, this was already critical, and then the cameras simply stopped, they did not rotate. and so my dobronitsky dad came up with a lubricant. which he lubricated these devices, he lubricated all the cameras of his, his group with this lubricant, they worked like clockwork up to 20°, and then it was an order that all the studio cameras were switched to this lubricant and everything was in order, as they say. on december 6, 1941, our troops launched a counteroffensive. and on december 11 , yuri levit was already reading the historical message sovinform-bureau about the defeat of hitler's troops in the moscow region, the last hour of the failure of the german plan to encircle the capture of moscow. defeat of german troops on the outskirts of moscow. in general, even in the moments when they seemed to have conquere

here's more from our north america correspondent, peter bowes, in los angeles it is the first time that the whitehat we have been hearing from israel, israel's view that hamas is using these hospitals, the biggest hospital in the region as a cover for its military operations. connected by tunnels that can be used to store arms and hold hostages. it is hiding behind is very sensitive building, a large hospital that is used to help people in dire situations and many reports of the last few days how dire it is there. but the view supported by washington is based on its own sources, not open sources of information, their own information, their own information to support the view of israel and the national security council spokesman saying this really highlights the challenging nature of the operation currently being conducted by israel. the officials still at pains to point out that they do not support any attack on this hospital from the support any attack on this hospitalfrom the air and support any attack on this hospital from the air and that the needs and the lives of the civilians inside the ho

i was going to a catholic school in, west los angeles, that was predominantly white. and one of my friends at the school. had a job opportunity for me, her mother. and so it reveals little bit about the racial experience of how i figured out, okay, where do i fit in my first school up my first friend at my elementary school was an irish girl named erin, who was born prematurely, had a large scar on her arm, the result of an i.v. mishap when she was an infant erin lived, with her mother near the school in a duplex that of cigaret smoke and had large signed posters of mash hanging on wall. erin's mother had been a script supervisor on the series, ended its run in 1983, and she was on unemployed cement while trying to get started on a new show. i'd never seen mash before, but vaguely knew it was about the korean war. my parents, who had actually lived through the war, had never seen an episode either. erin's mother eventually a new job on a sitcom called women, another show that i did not watch. i was now ten years old, and my favorite sitcom was punky. i watched show ev

three republicans already oppose it, and the white house calls the plan, quote, unserious . >> commuter chaos in los angeless morning, both directions of a major freeway are closed and a state of emergency has been declared after a fire beneath the highway. abc's alison kosik reports the cause of the fire is raising questions about safety, not just in california, but across the country. >> this morning, more commuter trains are being scheduled in l.a. as the city braces for a traffic nightmare. >> the traffic is going to be horrendous. it's going to really impact los angeles. >> a one mile section of interstate ten shut down after this massive fire engulfed part of the freeway. damaging an overpass. >> 300 plus thousand vehicles go through this corridor every single day. it's of significant consequence to the economy to the health and safety of angelenos. >> the inferno erupting in a storage yard, housing flammable pallets, trailers and cars. wind pushed the heat and flames under the freeway and across the street, igniting a second storage yard. the flames burn through the equivalent of six football fields.

angeles. well, what we're hearing from president biden and the white house is optimism, but very guarded optimismn hamas and israel could be "close", to use the word of president biden, who was responding to reporters at the white house during a ceremony to mark the thanksgiving holiday later this week in the united states — actually crossing his fingers, visibly crossing his fingers, as he was responding to the question of the release of the hostages and really very reluctant to go any further than that. and we're also hearing from the white house spokesman on national security, john kirby, reflecting what the president was saying, suggesting that the negotiations are at an end game stage. he said they're closer than they've ever been, but there is more work to be done and, really, i think reflecting that the sensitive nature of this, saying that those negotiations are continuing and are being watched by washington on an hour by hour basis. we know the united states has been in discussions with humanitarian groups that could well be involved in the release of any hostages. but again, there's sca

supporters of palestine, from los angeles and chicago to detroit and new york, all came near the whiteisplayed the names of about 10,000 gaza martyrs along with the symbolic coffins of gaza cities. we want the suffering of the people of gaza and their children to end. they should have demanded an end to the killing of the people of gaza, while the images of the bloody flags of the united states and the zionist regime were thrown on the ground . the support of the american government, while shouting the freedom of palestine and the request for a cease-fire in gaza , symbolized the role of humanity in today's world community, on their hands near the white house. at the same time, in new york, a number of people, including jews living in this city, in a rally, while declaring their support for the oppressed people of gaza and opposing the atrocities of the zionist regime, called for an immediate ceasefire in gaza . as a jew, i am here to express my opposition to the genocide that is being carried out against palestinians in the name of jews. what is happening now in gaza with weapons and

with the power to shut down the white house, and capitol hill. made up of angelicng, the execution -- all tightly together to become one. >> joining me now is the star of rustin, colman gee domingo. do colman, it's so good to see you. thank you so much for getting up early, pacific coast time. >> it's my pleasure, jonathan. good to see. >> so, why is it important for the world to know who byron ruston was? >> there are so many reasons, and the list can go on and on. but the major one is the fact that this man has had such an impact on who we are today, on the civil liberties that we fought to protect and have, and make this country benward justice. he -- which are taught by gandhi. this man is an incredible organizer and thinker, and he has been immortalized in the history books because he was openly gay. but he lived and moved through spaces as such a singular, unique human being, and i think a lot of his principles helped him to engage in really rallying all of these separate and diverse organizations, like sclc, and naacp, to do what he was trying to do, all the

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white-blues have 34 points and severstal has 37 points. tomorrow at 12:00 dynamo will play against amur. washington beat los angelesnhl regular season. in the first period , the teams exchanged goals, with the hosts opening the scoring, and the washington hockey players finding themselves in the role of catching up, during in the second twenty minutes, thanks to the efforts of conor mcmichael, the guests took the lead; the score on the scoreboard did not change in this meeting. 2:1 in favor of washington, we note that the belarusian legionnaire of capitals, alexei protas, also took part in both victories. he spent 12 minutes 3 seconds on the ice and left the ice with a utility coefficient of plus one. washington is in the eastern conference standings with 24 points for friday's 6 a.m. et game against onaheim. sports belarus in football has risen to 95th place in the fifa rankings. thus, in the updated on the report card, the white wings became five positions higher. in october, i’ll remind you. the belarusians won two victories with the same score 1:0 over andora and kosovo. this year our national team held 10 meet

angels. i think sometimes if that was a white person talking to a white person, that is sometimes what we need. yeah. does that answer your question? it was a good story regardless. >> i have time for just one last question for each of you and then we are going to open it up for the audience here. i just want to ask, is there any group of people in particular already top of monuments beyond a statue that you think we could incorporate as we build were monuments in the future? >> i grew up in columbus, mississippi. i shared with william earlier this week, i have some of my earliest history lessons driving around the community. it's a big pilgrimage town. every april you would have the pilgrimage. i used to always be in awe of the antebellum homes. of course it was odd for people to hear me say i wanted to do civil war reconstruction history and went and ate different direction with civil rights history. i also shared in that conversation that i think of those homes as monuments. but not to the affluence of those who live there but really to left of the stories in the unheard voices of those who

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white house to help with the ongoing migrant crisis. they say, but resources are now at a breaking point. mayors from los angelesw york, denver, houston and chicago all signed a letter asking the white house for another 5 billion dollars to deal with this emergency in recent months. the u.s. has seen record number of migrants crossing the southern border. those migrants then often through state-level action end up in major u.s. cities. the mayor say they've had to cut some essential city programs because the problem is so bad. and they also said the federal government needs to accelerate work authorization for eligible applicants and create a more coordinated entry system for migrants. the city appreciate the 1.4 billion dollars already committed to deal with the migrant crisis, it's just not enough. >> made very clear is that as a city as we can to provide wraparound services, health care sheltering and resettlement. registering individuals for our public institutions are schools and that financial dynamic has caused a tremendous burden on our local economy. >> the mayor's letter was also sent to congressional

angels. and i think that sometimes, that was a white person talking to a white person. sometimes it is what we need. does that answer your question? >> i have time for just one last question for each of you and then we will open it up to the audience. i want to ask, is there anyone or any group of people in particular or any type of monument even, even beyond the statues that you think we could incorporate as we build more monuments in the future? >> i grew up in columbus, mississippi. i shared with william earlier this week that i had some of my earliest history lessons driving around the community. a big pilgrimage town. every april you have the pilgrimage and i used to always be in awe of the antebellum homes. of course, there were people hearing me say at the university of mississippi i wanted to do civil war reconstruction history and completely went in a different direction with civil rights history. but -- in that conversation that when i think of those homes as monuments but not to the affluent people who live there but really to lift up the stories and unheard

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v in the white hall of the monument’s temple , a photo exhibition was held, and master classes were held on making christmas angelony of presenting gratitude to volunteers, as well as an open dialogue that unites us with history and faith, to which metropolitan benjamin of minsk and zoslav came under the patriarchal exarch of all belarus. share some thoughts, thoughts, feelings. republican charitable events such as the restoration of shrines bring people together and make this world a kinder place. well, firstly, thank you for such a wonderful event, and secondly, i would like to say that whenever i drive past the all-vyatka church, i think that it’s so... great that we are in modern times, erecting such shrines, these buildings are generally stunning, which later our generation our descendants will also see, will admire and enjoy, that’s how we now, for example, admire the architecture, let’s say, and sofia in polotsk, and so yes, in agreement with every word of yours, well , and we continue, yes, we continue, i wish you good morning, by the way, for the third sunday in a row we are watching how participants in

angels. and i think sometime that that was a white person talking to a white person. i think that sometimes is what we need. so yeah, how does that interaction is is a good story regardless. i'm going to i have time for just just one last question for each of you. we're going to open it up to the audience here. but i i just want to ask, is there anyone or any group of people in particular or any type of monument, even especially beyond the statue that you think we could incorporate as we build monuments in the future. i grew up in columbus, mississippi and i share with william earlier this week that just and i had some of my earliest history lessons driving around the community and big pilgrimage town every april you would have the pilgrimage and i used to always be in awe of. the antebellum homes. so of course it was odd for people to hear me say at the university of mississippi that wanted to do civil war and reconstruction and completely went in a different direction with rights history. but i also shared, william, in that conversation that i think of those homes,

white house, it is now deadly. they murdered a jewish guy in los angeles. everyone wants to be cautious. that military-industrial complex, the democrat media industrial complex raining down on your movement. you don't get that. and that's not right. that's not fair. if you are a conservative, it's almost dangerous to get out on the street and protest, but it's not dangerous to get out on the street and hoist the palestinian flag and tear down the american flag. there is like no arrests. >> dana: where is the white house white house urgency about american hostages? >> greg: nowhere. i'm still trying to make heads or tails of what she said. she said "nonbinary" in applying into this, she might be right, that there is only one way to look at what happened. there is not two ways, so maybe that's nonbinary. you can say one direction is not binary because the people that say they are both sides are relying on an historical narrative. it is only about october 7th. we don't care about anything before because that thing is the worst thing we've seen since 9/11. maybe if you look at the pictures,